Employees of the INSA cannabis dispensary in Easthampton trim cannabis flower in July 2019.(Don Treeger/The Republican)
The raw numbers would be startling to a business in any industry.
In four years, the retail price of cannabis in Massachusetts has plummeted by more than two-thirds. An eighth of an ounce of pot, a typical purchase for the casual smoker, sold for about $50 on average in early 2021. Today, it goes for closer to $15, according to state data.
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